The Gazelle
May 4, 2025
opinion
Beniamin Strzelecki
NYUAD used to support student attendance at COP. This involvement must be brought back if NYUAD is to stay true to its scholarly ideals of leadership.
Kavi
Sara Vuksanovic
The data suggests that large percentages of students, faculty and staff feel positively about NYUAD but that climate is less hospitable for community...
Zhong Chen (Zack) Tan
With only 15 students in total — and just three from NYUAD — at the site this semester, it seems as though NYU Accra the site hardly crosses most...
Ella Benfield
Emily Yoo
Aarushi Prasad
Ethan Fulton
The U.S. gubernatorial and special elections in recent months have hurt the Democratic Party. They must rethink their messaging and policy goals to...
Should prospective opportunities in a competitive academic setting be based on the arbitrary metric of who clicks the mouse the quickest?
Ibad Hasan
Institutions tend to rely on students’ own creativity and innovation in setting up initiatives related to physical health and wellness. Such...
Online reactions to recent tragic events at the Astroworld Festival in Houston, Texas show how the chasing of virality can lead to insensitive and...
Noor Aldabal
Where do we stand in terms of adjusting back to life? What changes have occurred over the past two years and how have we adjusted to them? An...
The Kyle Rittenhouse case undoubtedly revolves around racial privilege, but it also highlights an American legal justice system whose outdated...
Bruno Juarez
In 1970, The Beatles released “Let It Be,” a film about their album “Get Back.” The film was plagued by troubles of its own as well as perceptions of...
Sidra Dahhan
What is comfort food? Does it have to be connected to memories of the past or can it be something completely new?
Malak Elmallah
A four-person joint review of the recently released feature film *Dune*, including both genuine analysis and slander against the name Paul...
Despite “global leader” and “impact” rhetoric, an astute student assistant has found out that NYU Abu Dhabi is helping its graduates actively uphold...
Nghĩa Trí Nìm
Have you ever wondered what joining a hackathon might be like or what it takes to win one? This year, HackAD hosted its own NYUAD exclusive hackathon...
NYUAD student Uljad Berdica was recently selected for the Rhodes Scholarship by Oxford University. The Gazelle sat down with him to gain insights...
Nirvana Amjad
After more than one year of virtual events and talks, guest speakers and events are finally back in person in the NYUAD community.
Aashraya Dutt
On Nov. 12, close to 25 students attended the first ever in-person Esports game night hosted by the NYU Abu Dhabi Athletics Department.
Samyam Lamichhane
From the first time leaving home to having long awaited in-person classes to chatting about Freddie Mercury’s obsession with cats on the highline, I...
The week was sprinkled with acts that encourage students to practice kindness, promote empathy, cultivate compassion and forge a language which shows...
The Gazelle is always excited to welcome new writers and illustrators at any point in the semester. Read on for a quick how-to guide on working with...
Stefan Mitikj
The Gazelle delves into core of the newly-established Department of Student Success and Well-being to find out how it operates and how it can benefit...
Luka Salkovic
Embodying the spirit of Thanksgiving, NYUAD students and the Korean Church of Abu Dhabi brought together people, from students to professors, with...
Gayoung Lee
While the stereotype that STEM fields are not for women has long been pigeonholed, it may take even longer for the practical difficulties faced by...
